Video Sharpness for Flash or Quicktime at DVinfo.net

Richard Eary · October 29th, 2009, 11:17 PM

I am noticing that my videos for the web are not as sharp as they used to be. As far as I remember, I am following the same steps now as I did in the first versions of Prospect 4K when creating Flash and QuickTime videos. The only differences that I can think of are newer versions of Prospect 4K and Sorenson Squeeze.

Is there a better process to achieve sharper video? Here are my steps for a HD timeline with Prospect 4K.

1. Export movie in Quicktime format as de-interlaced at 1920x1080 resolution
2. Import video into Sorenson Squeeze
3. Export video to Flash or Quicktme formats at 480x270 progessive

I seem to get the same results if I export 480x270 from Premiere to use in Sorenson Squeeze.

The difference can be seen at Eary Productions - Commercial and product marketing. The homepage has a contest video that is not sharp. The commercials on the Video Production and Weddings pages are sharp.

October 29th, 2009, 11:17 PM	#1
Richard Eary Regular Crew Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Graham, Washington Posts: 44	Video Sharpness for Flash or Quicktime I am noticing that my videos for the web are not as sharp as they used to be. As far as I remember, I am following the same steps now as I did in the first versions of Prospect 4K when creating Flash and QuickTime videos. The only differences that I can think of are newer versions of Prospect 4K and Sorenson Squeeze. Is there a better process to achieve sharper video? Here are my steps for a HD timeline with Prospect 4K. 1. Export movie in Quicktime format as de-interlaced at 1920x1080 resolution 2. Import video into Sorenson Squeeze 3. Export video to Flash or Quicktme formats at 480x270 progessive I seem to get the same results if I export 480x270 from Premiere to use in Sorenson Squeeze. The difference can be seen at Eary Productions - Commercial and product marketing. The homepage has a contest video that is not sharp. The commercials on the Video Production and Weddings pages are sharp.